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MRI coronal views from two sets of monozygotic twins discordant for schizophrenia showing subtle enlargement of the lateral ventricles in the affected twins (panels B and D) as compared with the unaffected twins (panels A and C), even when the affected twin had small ventricles.
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Advocacy News from SfNWeek of Feb. 25, 2019: Read the Latest Advocacy and Science NewsFeb 28, 2019
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SfN News Animal Research Research & Journals Press ReleaseCheck out these newsworthy studies from the January 4, 2017, print issue of JNeurosci. Media interested in obtaining the full text of the studies should contact media@sfn.org.Jan 4, 2017
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Neuroscience QuarterlyRecent advances in computer software, imaging techniques, and molecular methods are revolutionizing neuroscience.
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SfN News Research & Journals Press Release News from SfNCheck out these newsworthy studies from the March 22, 2017, issue of JNeurosci. Media interested in obtaining the full text of the studies should contact media@sfn.org.Mar 22, 2017
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Advocacy News from SfNWeek of Oct. 22, 2018: Read the Latest Advocacy and Science NewsOct 26, 2018
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Epilepsy encompasses an array of brain activity disorders. Symptomatically, epilepsy can range from dramatic tonic-clonic seizures to subtle alterations in awareness that characterize absence seizures.
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SfN News Press ReleaseNancy Kanwisher, Doris Tsao, and Winrich Freiwald have been awarded the 2024 Kavli Prize in Neuroscience. The award recognizes their discovery of a specialized system within the brain to recognize faces.Jun 12, 2024
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Research & Journals Press ReleaseMice lacking the gene Shank3 display structural and functional deficits in the prefrontal cortex, finds a study published in JNeurosci.May 7, 2019
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SfN News Research & Journals Press Release News from SfNThe neural underpinnings of the decoy effect — a marketing strategy in which one of three presented options is unlikely to be chosen but may influence how an individual decides between the other two options — are investigated in new neuroeconomic research published in JNeurosci using neuroimaging and brain stimulation.Nov 6, 2017
